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Seed treatments provide farmers with an economical means of protecting seeds and seedlings against early-season insect pests and diseases. This results in stronger and more uniform stands, healthier plants and higher crop yields. It is essential that those who treat, handle, transport, and plant treated seeds manage them properly and in accordance with label instructions to minimize the risk of pesticide exposure to humans and the environment.

When farmers buy a bag of seed, they’re getting a lot more than just seed. They’re getting expertise and valuable services that support their overall success throughout the year. See our “What’s in a bag?” infographic for information on how to read a seed label. Seed labels are determined by federal and state seed laws, so they may differ from state-to-state.